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I have a date difference formula =DATEDIF(B1,TODAY(),"M") which works
fine. I thought I would amend the 'Today' bit of the formula to solve the problem where I want to know the number of months between a variable date and a fixed date. e.g. variable date Fixed Date Months Difference 15/06/2006 31/04/2007 ? 22/09/2006 31/04/2007 ? 03/02/2006 31/04/2007 ? Can you advise please. |
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